Manufactured between 1860 and 1873, the Rider Pocket Model was one of the first quantity-produced American double action revolvers, as well as one of Joseph Rider's first contributions to Remington's product line. Pin front and groove rear sight, with the two line Remington address and Rider patent information on the top barrel flat, smooth cylinder with extra-thick nipple partitions, silver finished frame, checkered hammer and checkered contoured Gutta Percha grips.

Excellent, with 90% of the original blue and 95% silver plated finish, with some bright edge wear, mild spotting and handling marks overall. A small amount of pitting is present on the nipples and the front cylinder face. A dark, well aged patina is present on the silver frame, with a few brighter spots, some flaking on the trigger guard and the left side of the frame, and light scratches. The grips are very good, with a few small dents. Mechanically excellent.